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Restoring 1944 FORD 2n

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ptmechpa

I am restoring my old iron Ford tractor I hope you like the pics. Dale  post-9692-0-76824600-1376610293_thumb.jppost-9692-0-73727100-1376610357_thumb.jppost-9692-0-83916300-1376610430_thumb.jppost-9692-0-17560200-1376610725_thumb.jppost-9692-0-26117200-1376610796_thumb.jppost-9692-0-91416100-1376610604_thumb.jppost-9692-0-61973900-1376609691_thumb.jppost-9692-0-88178300-1376609593_thumb.jppost-9692-0-92843800-1376609850_thumb.jp

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WheelHorse79

Looking good!  My grandfather had an 8N and a '55 Ford 600.  These pictures bring back a lot of memories, thanks for sharing.  Do you know what Ford changed on the tractor due to the WW2 material shortages?

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ptmechpa

I know the paint was only Gray because of the war. This tractor has a mag instead of a dist. I also put a 8 volt battery in. I tried to keep it original as I could

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speedyleedy

Great picture's i have a 1944 2n myself just haven't found the time to restore it yet i'am working to much :angry-tappingfoot: ! I can't wait to see the picture's when your done with ! :handgestures-thumbupright:

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Terry M

Nice 2N you have there. :handgestures-thumbupright:  I have a 53 Ford Jubilee.  plan on restoring it some day.

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ptmechpa

Thanks for the compliments,I have the 2 fenders and the hood to finish the tractor. I found the unit in a field rusting away so I contacted the owner of the tractor and he sold it to me. I'm the 3rd owner and the tractor never left Port Trevorton. I found a sheet metal man that's still pounds the sheet metal and will fix the hood to original and the fenders.

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Wishin4a416

Looks great! I remember that model from my younger years on the farm. Man the work it did.

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